📑MonsterAIUnit

An "AI profile" that can be assigned to a monster—links a state machine (MonsterAIAutomata.txt) to the concrete actions the monster performs in each situation (MonsterAIElement.txt).

Column	Accepted Values	Description
Index	Number, one per AI profile	Identifies this AI profile. This is the number used by MonsterAIGroup.txt to determine which AI a spawned monster will follow.
Name	Text enclosed in quotes	Profile name, used for identification only.
DelayTime	Number, in milliseconds	Interval between AI evaluations for this monster.
Automata	Number corresponding to a Number in MonsterAIAutomata.txt	Specifies which state machine (Idle, Chase, Attack, Flee, etc.) this profile uses.
AIClassNormal	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Normal/Idle" state.
AIClassMove	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Move" state.
AIClassAttack	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Attack" state.
AIClassHeal	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Heal" state.
AIClassAvoid	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Flee/Avoid" state.
AIClassHelp	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Help/Support" state.
AIClassSpecial	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Special" state (summoning, teleporting, switching AI profiles, etc.).
AIClassEvent	Number corresponding to an Index in MonsterAIElement.txt, or *	Action executed while in the "Event" state.

Notes

• A * in an action slot means that this AI profile does not define a specific action for that state.

• This file only defines the monster's "toolkit"—MonsterAIAutomata.txt, referenced by Automata, determines when the monster changes states.

• Regular monsters defined through Monster.txt/standard SetBase\ files do not use this system—it is intended for monsters explicitly configured through MonsterAIGroup.txt (scripted squads, such as Dark Elf invasions).